Prompts that work with AgentBrief

What AgentBrief data can I access from here, and are my searches limited to certain areas?

Your plan, which data you can use (agents, loan officers, brokerages) and any area or state limits.

Go through the agents I follow in AgentBrief and give me a one-line update on each: current brokerage and how many deals they’ve done in the last 90 days.

A quick roundup of everyone you follow, so you know who to call this week.

Give me a snapshot of 78704: the busiest agents by listings and by buyside deals over the last 90 days, and which brokerages they’re with.

The agents most active in a ZIP on each side of the deal, with their brokerages.

What happened with the agents I follow since yesterday? Group my AgentBrief activities by who’s most worth reaching out to today, and tell me why in one line each.

A short, ranked list of who to contact today and the reason to call.

Go through my AgentBrief activities from the last 3 days that I haven’t reached out about. Write a short message for each in my voice and show them in one list. Once I approve them, save them to AgentBrief.

Every pending message written in one pass, ready in the app when you open each activity.

For my new listing activities in AgentBrief from this week, draft an email to each agent in Gmail using the message you’d write for me. Don’t send anything; I’ll review the drafts.

A Gmail draft for every new listing, addressed and ready to send. Needs Gmail connected to your assistant too.

List the open houses from agents I follow in AgentBrief this weekend, put them in a sensible order to visit, and give me a one-line opener for each agent.

A route through the weekend’s open houses with something to say at each one.

For my new listing activities in AgentBrief this week, check each agent’s title company and lender split, and tell me which conversations to have first and what to lead with.

Your activities ranked by opportunity, with an opening angle for each.

I reached out to agent name and second agent today. Mark their latest AgentBrief activities as sent.

Your activity list stays accurate when you reach out from outside the app.

Summarize my AgentBrief activities from this week: how many agents I reached out to by activity type, and who I still haven’t followed up with.

A recap for you or your manager, plus a short list of loose ends.

Archive my AgentBrief open house activities for open houses that already happened, if I never reached out about them. Show me the list before you archive.

A clean activity list without stale open houses. You can restore them from the app.

Who are the top 10 agents by closed volume in Travis County, TX over the last 12 months? Include their brokerage, listings and buyside deals.

A ranked list of the agents driving the most volume in your county, to prioritize sales calls.

Find the top 15 buyside agents in Austin, TX over the last 12 months and check each one’s title company split. Which of them don’t use your title company on their buyside deals? That’s my prospect list.

High-producing agents who currently send their closings to someone else.

What’s the title company market share in Travis County, TX over the last 12 months? Show the top 10 with transaction counts and share.

Where your company ranks in the county and who you’re competing with.

I’m meeting agent name from brokerage in Travis County, TX tomorrow. Pull their production, the title companies they use on buyside and listing deals, which lenders finance their buyers, and any recent brokerage move. End with three talking points.

A one-page brief with production, relationships and talking points.

List the Keller Williams offices in Travis County, TX by closed volume, then show the top 10 agents at the busiest one. Which agents should I meet first?

The offices worth visiting and the agents to see when you get there.

Which lenders closed the most transactions in Travis County, TX over the last 90 days? Show the top 10 with their share.

The lenders worth building relationships with in your market.

Who are the top 5 loan officers by loans in Travis County, TX over the last 12 months? For the top one, show the agents they share the most deals with.

The loan officers closing the most loans, and the agent relationships behind the leader.

Who are the top 20 buyer’s agents in Austin, TX with at least 5 buyside deals in the last 12 months? Show their brokerage and buyside volume.

A ranked list of the most active buyer’s agents in your market.

In 78704, look at the top 10 buyside agents and tell me which ones send most of their financed buyers to a single loan officer. Rank them by buyside volume.

Agents with one dominant lender relationship, which tells you who’s winnable and who isn’t.

My NMLS ID is your NMLS ID. Who are my top agent partners over the last 12 months, and how many deals did we share?

Your strongest referral relationships, ranked by shared deals.

My NMLS ID is your NMLS ID. Find the top 25 buyside agents in Austin, TX and remove anyone I’ve already shared a deal with. That’s my warm prospect list.

Active buyer’s agents you haven’t worked with yet.

Look up loan officer name at company in Travis County, TX: their loans and volume over the last 12 months and 90 days, and the agents they work with most.

A competitor’s production and the agents feeding them business.

Who are the top 10 agents at competing brokerage in Austin, TX by closed volume over the last 12 months?

The producers worth recruiting from a competing brokerage.

Build a recruiting profile for agent name at brokerage in Travis County, TX: production for the last 12 months and 90 days, price point, title and lender relationships, and when they joined their current brokerage.

Everything you need before a recruiting conversation, on one page.

Rank the brokerage offices in Travis County, TX by closed volume over the last 12 months, and show each one’s agent count.

Where your office stands against the competition.

Who are the top 10 agents in Austin, TX by closed volume over the last 90 days? Compare each to their 12-month numbers and flag the ones on pace to beat their last year.

Agents with momentum, before everyone else notices them.

Compare first agent and second agent in Travis County, TX: production, price point, listing vs. buyside mix, and title and lender relationships.

A side-by-side comparison to decide where to spend your time.